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the pipeline 01–04
How marly.studio turns a long video into reviewed vertical clips or a Tightened cut: upload a file, AI analysis with reasons, review, Upload to YouTube, or MP4 download for YouTube Studio. URL import is best-effort.
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Upload a file you have the right to process. That is the most reliable way to start, whether you want clipped keepers or a Tightened cut. You can also paste a supported public URL; URL import is best-effort because providers can block, geo-restrict, or remove sources. YouTube links are not accepted. YouTube audiovisual import remains unavailable and would require separate prior written Google approval. Start a file upload.
The job moves through visible stages: validating, transcribing, analyzing, extracting, then complete. Speech is transcribed with timing information so clip boundaries and captions stay tied to the recording. Analysis checks the full recording, not a highlight reel, so a strong late moment can still make the cut. Every reviewed moment comes back with a plain-language reason for why it was kept or cut.
The job page shows progress, titles, transcripts, playback, plain-language reasons, and downloads. You decide what is worth keeping, and nothing is published without you.
Short-form outputs download as vertical 9:16 MP4s with captions burned in. A job can also return an extended, source-aspect, download-only clip. After review, upload a clip to YouTube from the job page using the Public + Gaming defaults (or change them), or download the MP4 and upload it manually in YouTube Studio.
The free plan includes 4 hours of source video a week, no card required, and free exports carry a watermark. Paid plans raise the weekly quota and remove the watermark. Hours reset every week, and you can cancel anytime. Exact current quotas for your workspace live in Settings after sign-in.
You can try marly.studio without an account. Signing in with Google saves your workspace across devices. Workspace data is isolated by session or account, and signed media links are short-lived. Details are on the legal page.
Scoped Agent/MCP access exists for assistant workflows. Setup and boundaries are documented on the help page (Agent tab).
A video file you have the right to process. That is the reliable start. Pasting a supported public URL also works, but URL import is best-effort. YouTube links are not accepted. YouTube audiovisual import remains unavailable and would require separate prior written Google approval.
Short-form outputs download as vertical 9:16 MP4s with captions burned in. A job can also return an extended, source-aspect, download-only clip. Reviewed moments include a title, transcript-backed context, and the reason they were kept or cut. Tighten returns the full video with dead air, rambling, and filler cut out.
Yes. After you review a clip, connect YouTube in Settings, confirm or change the Public + Gaming defaults, accept both upload certifications, then Upload to YouTube. You can also download the MP4 and upload it in YouTube Studio.
Yes: free weekly source hours, no card. Free exports carry a watermark. Paid plans raise the weekly quota and remove the watermark. Exact current quotas are in Settings after sign-in.
No to try it. Sign in with Google to keep your workspace across devices.
It is processed for your job only; workspaces are isolated by session or account, and media links are short-lived. Details are on the legal page.
Yes, through scoped Agent/MCP access; setup is documented on the help page.